March 9, 1947 ~ March 11, 2020
Born in: Rochester, NY
Resided in:
Greece, NY
Douglas H. Payne
“Peanut”
Greece: Thursday, March 12, 2020 at age 73. Survived by his devoted wife of 45 years, Paula Payne; brothers, Ron (Sherryl) Payne, David (Mary) Payne; sister, Diane (John) DeCarlo, Ellen Infantino; brothers-in-law, Gordie (Kathy) Williams, Rick (Linda) Williams, Doug (Flo) Williams; many nieces, nephews, cousins and dear friends.
Doug’s visitation and service have been postponed due to the health concerns directed by our Government Agencies. Please visit Doug’s online obituary for future updates. Private Entombment, Riverside Cemetery. Friends wishing may make contributions to the Epilepsy Foundation in his memory. For more information and to sign Doug’s online guestbook, visit www.meesonfamily.com
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The world’s loss is Heaven’s gain. I just hope he remembered the watermelon for his Mom.
Was so sad to hear about Doug…he always had a smile and a joke for me whenever I saw him.
May he rest in painless peace. You are all in my thoughts.
With sympathy.
Paula, so sorry for your loss. Please know we are thinking of you. We have so many fond memories of our Peanuts. Sending you love and prayers. Sorry we could not be there.
Sam and Diane
We remember all the great times our families had in Florida and Kodak picnics and just being together. Dougie will always be remembered as fun and always in the thick of things. Great memories. So sorry for your loss.
Bonnie U. Wells + Winnie U. Ward
Where to begin to talk about a lifetime with someone? I remember the fun we used to have when our parents used to visit each other. We got into so much mischief usually at your instigation. Then there were the Florida days. So memorable for the comraderie and fun. Remember the Baghdad? You, me, Ellen, and later Davey. The ocean, our water rafts, the pool games where we were always practically drowning from the roughhousing, and squabbling over who was going to walk the owner’s dog. One particular incident when were chasing around in the parking lot (where we were not supposed to be) and you got caught on a car with a broken taillight and ripped your hand open. Your dad and my dad(“Uncle” Willard, alias Colonel Kodak”)had to take you to Hollywood hospital. You wound up with stitches and couldn’t go in the water anymore for the rest of the vacation. Big Bummer, but you still were a big teaser to Ellen and me, and great with the one liners and jokes. Our Go Fish card games got really intense. These are my memories of our time together that I will never forget. God bless you and give you peace and comfort. To Diane, Ronnie, Ellen, and Davey . . . You remain friends forever and to Paula,may you get some comfort from the memories we all have of Dougie and his zaney self, the self that we all loved.
Love you Paula. We are so sorry for your loss. Peanuts was great, and will be missed. Greg and Nancy
To Dougs family, so sorry to hear of your loss of Doug. Although it has been awhile since I last saw Doug I will always remember him as a great person and friend.